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TECHNICIANS

Open opportunities, lighting technician.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• The Light Technician’s job responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following activities: 
• Operate the main theater lighting, visual & laser systems, atmospheric & pyrotechnic effects for all shows and activities either manually or on time code (depending on show/cue requirements) 
• Responsible for the maintenance, repair, and upkeep of all lighting systems in the main theater and around the ship
• Fixture cleaning, maintenance, and focus
• Lamp and color media replacement / cleaning
• Replacement of belts, motors, logic cards, fuses, light engines, etc. 
• Regular inspection all entertainment lighting, including fixture rigging, clamps, cabling, and safety chains, in all venues around the ship where entertainment lighting is present, and immediately report any safety concern to both onboard management and shoreside lighting support
• Regular inspection of the laser, fog, haze systems and perform their regular cleaning and maintenance (fluid and filter replacement, etc.) to ensure their proper functioning
• Check and ensure proper time code distribution, network, rig functionality, special effects, and video playback on all devices required for showtime.
• Responsible for the safe manifesting, embarkation, storage, handling, loading, firing, unloading and disposal of all special effects material (confetti, simulated pyrotechnics, fog fluids, etc.) used in the shows as per company policy 
• Fire the simulated pyrotechnic cues for all shows, upon being given clearance by the Backstage/Automation Technician (after proper training and certification provided on board) 
• Perform show load‐ins and loadouts (together with the Backstage, Automation & Audio Technicians) for each show 
• Operate all show‐related video equipment and projection systems during the shows
• Operate, understand, and be able to perform basic repairs of LED video wall systems and learn their signal flow
• Train and oversee the performance of the 2‐4 spotlight operators, coordinate their tasks over the comms during the shows and calling follow spot cues
• Perform regular (weekly) rig checks and be able to identify malfunctioning entertainment lighting, video, and special effects equipment
• Open tickets on Carnival’s Issuetrak portal detailing any new or outstanding problem pertaining to the lighting, laser, or special effects systems in a timely manner
• Keep and maintain a live inventory of spare fixtures, spare parts, and consumables (lamp, fluid, simulated pyrotechnic material, confetti, etc.) and order as needed through proper shoreside channels
• Keep and maintain regular updates to handover notes
• Regularly test and maintain entertainment lighting redundancy systems (backup console, media servers, video processors, etc.)
• Be able to navigate HESS and Chemwatch platforms, understand where policies and procedures are kept, and then adhere to those policies and procedures
• Immediately notify the Entertainment Technical Manager, Entertainment Director, Shipboard and Shoreside Supervisors upon finding any fault or malfunction that could affect the safety of the cast, running crew, guests, or the ship itself during the show, if operated
• Respond to regular work calls to perform (together with the Backstage, Automation & Audio Technicians) theater general cleaning and repairs, in addition to lighting maintenance 
• Be available for different rehearsals, tech runs, etc. as indicated by the weekly work schedule or as requested by the Entertainment Technical Manager with reasonable notice
• Assist organized groups and charters with their requirements pertaining to the Lighting Technician working areas and responsibilities 
• Assist with additional multiple show setups, rehearsals and tech runs during cast change (typically happening every six months for about 2-3 weeks) 
• Familiarize with basic audio/video equipment setup and operation, to be able to take on the “Tech on Duty” responsibility no later than four weeks after first joining a ship
• Be part of the “Tech on Duty (TOD)” rotation providing both guests and crew with entertainment technology related assistance:  
• Set up and strike audio/video/lighting equipment for group functions and meetings in various venues throughout the ship as indicated by the Groups Memo and/or Entertainment Technical Manager
• Set up and strike audio/video/lighting equipment for crew activities in various crew or guest areas, as indicated by the Entertainment Technical Manager
• Set up microphones for other department’s presentations and functions as indicated on the weekly schedule 
• Basic cover (adjust microphone levels, switch lights on/off, play intro, etc.) for some activities (Comedy Club, etc.) whenever the responsible technician is tied up with other more intricate/urgent duties that take priority. 
• Carry the Tech on Duty mobile phone at all times and be reachable for assistance and basic troubleshooting regardless of location (be present on board while docked). 
• Periodically check and sign off on all packages addressed to Entertainment Technical while in home port. 
• Attend any safety, hospitality or job‐related training as required and scheduled by the ship’s command or immediate supervisors, including port‐manning rotation
• Ensure proper and thorough training on all job‐related aspects to the incoming replacement technician during the handover period.
• All and any work‐related duty or task as indicated on the weekly work schedule or requested by the Entertainment Technical Manager via email, phone, or verbal instruction

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Good knowledge of electrical theory, be able to read and follow electrical and system drawings and diagrams 
• Good knowledge of intelligent moving fixtures operation, maintenance, and repair procedures 
• Good knowledge of lighting console operation (GrandMa2 and 3, ETC, etc.) 
• Good knowledge and understanding of entertainment light control systems and networks
• Good time management skills to assess issue priorities that pertain to maintenance
• Basic knowledge of computer networking 
• Basic knowledge of lighting design and programming 
• Basic knowledge in PC hardware & software maintenance and repair, including Microsoft suite applications (Outlook, Word, Excel)
• Theater background and experience, be familiar with industry terms, standards, rules, regulations, and common practices
• Be able to work under pressure, multitask and make quick judgment calls 
• Comfortable working at heights up to 35ft (10.5m), be able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder, properly operate an AWP, be comfortable with the use of a safety harness and associated safety apparatus
• Be able to work with different shows happening in the same theater throughout the cruise, each one requiring different setups and pre‐checks. 
• Be able to work as part of a team, and work in other theatrical disciplines if needed
• Be able to learn new industry technologies as they become available
• Friendly, professional, self‐motivated individual with a willingness to learn 
• Excellent English verbal skills, able to understand and speak fluently in show‐running environments (over communication headsets, in noisy areas, different accents, etc.) 
• Ability to lift/move up to 50 pounds 
• Able to work up to 10hrs per 24hr period, 7 days a week
• Able to work on a per contract basis, 6 – 8 months each with up to 2 months of non‐paid leave in between contracts
• Able to provide forward facing guest interaction during certain job functions, side duties or related troubleshooting, with the intent to exceed our guests’ expectations
• Able to comply with shipboard safety and regulatory duties in accordance with maritime law

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

• Resume outlining previous employment, education or related experience in Word or PDF format
• Proof of Certifications/ Degrees (if any)
• Reference Letters (contact information)

Automation Technician

• Associate Degree in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or a minimum of one year equivalent work experience.
• Theater background and experience, familiar with industry terms, standards, rules, regulations and common practices.
• Basic knowledge in PC hardware & software maintenance and repair.
• Basic rigging knowledge, able to inspect and identify issues and hazards (rigging maintenance & repairs are performed by outside contracted companies).
• Comfortable working at heights, able to safely climb to operate electric hoists for various scenery pieces hanging at heights up to 35ft (10.5m).
• Good overall health and physical condition (to be determined by  physician ).
• Ability to lift/move up to 50 pounds.
• Must be able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder and properly operate a Genie lift.
• Required to work up to 10hrs per 24hr period, 7 days a week.
• Perform show load‐ins and load‐outs (together with the Floor, Audio & Lighting Technicians) for each show.
• Perform a rig check before each show following the preshow checklist procedure:
• Fill out the Automation Technical Reports detailing any new or outstanding problem pertaining to the computer or mechanical rigging system
• Safely and securely operate all of the automated equipment during all shows, as per the provided cue
• Perform cleaning and basic maintenance of the stage rigging system that includes:
• Assist the Floor Technician with scenery and stage floor vinyl spot‐repairs
• Respond to regular work calls (approx. twice a month) to perform (together with the Floor, Audio & Lighting Technicians) theater general cleaning and repairs.
• Be available for different rehearsals, tech runs, etc. as indicated by the weekly work schedule or as requested by the Entertainment Technical Manager with at least 12 hours prior notice.
• Occasionally assist the Light Tech with loading pyro before shows (after proper training and certification being provided on board).
• Assist with additional multiple show setups, rehearsals and tech runs during cast change (typically happening every six months for about 4‐5 weeks).
• Familiarize with basic audio/video/lighting equipment setup and operation, to be able to take on the “Tech On Duty” responsibility no later than four weeks after first joining a ship.
• Be part of the “Tech On Duty (TOD)” rotation (one week/cruise every four weeks/cruises), providing both guests and crew with entertainment technology related assistance
• Attend any safety, hospitality or job‐related training as required and scheduled by the ship’s command or immediate supervisors, including port‐manning rotation.

Future Opportunities

Entertainment technical manager.

The Entertainment Technical Manager manages the Entertainment Technology Department onboard a vessel within the Carnival Cruise Line fleet, providing leadership and guidance for the Entertainment Technicians and identifying the required areas of work; and is responsible for ensuring the performance of all duties.

REQUIREMENTS:

The Entertainment Technical Manager is expected to act professionally and must be able to comply with all shipboard rules and regulations (including but not limited to Safety Trainings/Drills/Rules, Carnival Look, Uniform & Dress Code, Alcohol Policy, Hygiene Standards, etc). To be considered for employment, you must meet the following requirements:

• Previous management or supervisor experience, preferably in an entertainment setting
• Theater and/or Broadcast background and experience, be familiar with industry terms, standards, rules, regulations and common practices
• Basic knowledge in PC hardware & software maintenance and repair
• Good troubleshooting skills with basic repair skills
• Be able to work under pressure, multitask and make quick judgment calls
• Comfortable working at heights up to 35ft (10.5m), be able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder and properly operate a Genie lift
• Friendly, professional, self‐motivated individual with a willingness to learn
• Excellent English verbal skills, able to understand and speak fluently
• Knowledge of the structure and content of the English language including the meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition, and grammar.
• Good overall health and physical condition
• Ability to lift/move up to 50 pounds
• Required to work on a per contract basis, 6 – 8 months each with up to 2 months of non‐paid leave in between contracts.
• Able to provide forward facing guest interaction during certain job functions, side duties or related troubleshooting, with the intent to exceed our guests’ expectations.
• Providing leadership and guidance to onboard Entertainment Technical team in completing daily tasks
• Make and distribute weekly schedule for all members of the Entertainment Technical team
• Make sure he/she and team follow all shipboard/shoreside rules and regulations
• Daily check of team FunTime Records and verifying compliance with Time & Attendance procedure
• Provide weekly Voyage Reports to Entertainment Fleet Technical Manager
• Schedule and oversee broadcast and Interactive TV system operations
• Schedule and oversee show lounge operation and all technical standards of production to ensure the highest production values (rig checks, daily maintenance of lighting rigs, stage cleanliness, audio mix)
• Schedule technical support for all Digital Signage units around the vessel and coordinate with shore side Marketing Department on content
• Schedule daily Seaside Theater maintenance and manage the proper scheduling of provided content
• Daily walks through of all secondary venues making sure proper functionality and usage of all Entertainment Technical equipment
• Manage, submit and update issue tracking system on a daily basis
• Several daily checks of all Entertainment Technical working and storage areas, ensuring they are clean, well maintained and up to Health, Environmental, Safety and Security – Management System standards (HESS-MS)
• Ensure all Entertainment Technical team members follow all HESS-MS procedures. (Proper usage of PPE, pyro manifest submitted in time, AWP pre-operation and weekly inspection, chemical locker inventory, etc.)
• Attend all Hotel Operation and Entertainment Operation meetings scheduled by Hotel Director and Entertainment Director
• Work closely with Groups Coordinator and provide technical daily support for groups and functions
• Work closely with Entertainment Director, Cruise Director and Musical Director to schedule and oversee technical support for daily activities and band sessions
• Make sure he/she orders all needed items from a Central Storeroom in a timely manner (batteries, uniforms, office supply)

REPORTING STRUCTURE:

The Entertainment Technical Manager reports directly to the Entertainment Fleet Technical Managers. In addition, she/he should also follow the rules and regulations set by:

• Entertainment Director or Cruise Director
• Ship’s Command
• Entertainment Fleet Technical Managers
• Shoreside Technical Entertainment Management Team
• Manager of Technical Entertainment
• Director of Technical Entertainment

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT:

Carnival Entertainment offers a comprehensive shipboard training program that is focused on developing our technicians for future career growth. As an Entertainment Technical Manager; your next opportunity for advancement would be to Entertainment Fleet Technical Manager. Your assessments for advancement will be carried out by the Entertainment Fleet Technical Managers, Manager of Technical Entertainment and the Director of Technical Entertainment.

Broadcast AV Technician

• Associate Degree in Broadcasting or equivalent work experience.
• AVT or CST certificate preferred but not required
• Experience with at least two of the following: AV system installation/integration, AV system operation, CAT/DTV network operation, Broadcast engineering, AV system support (repair and troubleshooting), Satellite system integration and operation, IPTV operation/support/deployment, operating AV equipment in live production environment.
• Understanding A/V signal types and use, basics of networking technology and AV-over-IP
• Ability to read technical drawings
• Good knowledge in PC hardware & software maintenance and repair.
• Comfortable working at heights up to 35ft (10.5m), able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder and properly operate a Genie lift.
• Good overall health and physical condition (to be determined by physician).

The Broadcast AV Technician’s job responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following activities:

• Support for Broadcast operations:
• Server ingest of on‐air TV content
• Scheduling playback of on‐air TV content
• Satellite TV reception
• Interactive TV hardware and software support:

Support for live video productions:

Could include live switching, camera operator and/or PTZ camera operator.

• Audiovisual services for special events:
• Support for local entertainment venues (branded and non‐branded):
• Support for Digital Signage Content
• Perform maintenance and routine cleaning of audio and video equipment
• Fill out the Technical Reports detailing any new or outstanding problem pertaining to the ship’s satellite antennas, video, broadcast, interactive or digital signage systems
• Be part of the daily 9am – 11pm “In‐cabin TV Service” rotation, carrying the “AV On Call” mobile phone at all times while on duty and being reachable to provide in‐cabin television troubleshooting both for guests and crew.
• Start and end guest big screen movies while in ports.
• Attend any safety, hospitality or job‐related training as required and scheduled by the ship’s command or immediate supervisors.

Backstage Technician

• Basic carpentry, painting, sewing and electrical skills.
• Perform show load‐ins and load‐outs (together with the Automation, Audio & Lighting Technicians) for each show.
• Manage the backstage and performance areas prior, during, and after each show, ensuring a safe and effective operation for cast, running crew, guest and the ship.
• Train and coordinate the six stage hands on their duties for each show. Manage them and oversee their performance. Assist them with scenery/set piece movement whenever needed either prior, during or after the shows.
• Fill out the Technical Reports detailing any new or outstanding problem pertaining to the scenery, set pieces, props, stage floor, etc. and submit them to the Shipboard and Shoreside Supervisors weekly, copying the Entertainment Technical Manager.
• Ensure that all scenery pieces and automated equipment are being brought in/out of the stage in a safe manner during all shows by giving the necessary clearance to the running crew and Automation Technician over communication headsets.
• Assist with some quick costume changes during some of the shows.
• Ensures that the track sheets for all on‐stage performers, running crew and fire patrol as well as the storage location of all flying units/sets are always being followed as per the Show Manual and that they are never altered or modified without Shoreside approval.
• Responsible for the cleaning, maintenance and repairs of all scenery, set pieces, props and soft goods.
• Responsible for the safety and cleanliness of the backstage area including wing storage areas and lockers, ensuring all rolling pieces are stored correctly and pinned & strapped properly.
• Perform spot repairs of the vinyl stage flooring.
• Perform cast‐shoes sole repairs
• Attend the weekly Production Meeting along with the rest of the technical team.
• Be part of the “Tech On Duty (TOD)” rotation (one week/cruise every four weeks/cruises), providing both guests and crew with entertainment technology related assistance.

Audio Technician

• Operate the main theater audio equipment for all shows and activities
• FOH Mixing of up to 8 singers, 10 musicians and 16 tracks of digital playback accompaniment, all with reverb and delay.
• Monitor Mixing (Stage and In‐Ear) for up to 8 singers, 10 musicians, 18 dancers and 10 technicians.
• Wireless (Handheld and Beltpack/Headset) and Corded Microphones.
• Perform show load‐ins and load‐outs (together with the Floor, Automation & Light Technicians) for each show.
• Fill out the Audio Technical Reports detailing any new or outstanding problem pertaining to the audio systems around the ship and submit them to the Shipboard and Shoreside Supervisors weekly, copying the Entertainment Technical Manager and the Cruise Director.
• Respond to regular work calls (approx. twice a month) to perform (together with the Floor, Automation & Light Technicians) theater general cleaning and repairs, in addition to audio maintenance.
• Responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of all Entertainment Technical audio systems in the main theater and around the ship, perform troubleshooting and equipment/speaker replacement as needed.
• Be part of the “Tech On Duty (TOD)” rotation (one week/cruise every four weeks/cruises), providing both guests and crew with entertainment technology related assistance:
• Good knowledge of professional audio equipment operation and maintenance procedures.
• Good knowledge of digital and analog audio consoles operation.
• Good knowledge and understanding of show control and time code distribution.
• Good knowledge of digital audio recording systems and their operation.
• Good knowledge of electrical theory, be able to read and follow electrical and system drawings and diagrams.
• Good troubleshooting skills, basic repair skills, and able to crimp and solder connectors.
• Comfortable working at heights up to 35ft (10.5m), be able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder and properly operate a Genie lift.
• Good overall health and physical condition  (to be determined by physician) .

LES Technician

- General knowledge of professional audio equipment operation and maintenance procedures

- General knowledge of digital and analog audio consoles operation

- Basic knowledge and understanding of show control and time code distribution

- Basic knowledge of digital audio recording systems and their operation

- Basic knowledge of electrical theory, be able to read and follow electrical and system drawings and diagrams

- Basic knowledge of lighting console operation (GrandMa, GrandMa2, ETC preferred)

- Basic knowledge of lighting instruments

- General knowledge of projection operation

- Basic knowledge in PC hardware & software maintenance and repair

- Good troubleshooting skills with basic repair skills, be able to crimp and solder connectors

- Must be able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder and properly operate a Genie lift

- Ability to lift/move up to 50 pounds

- Required to work up to 10hrs per 24hr period, 7 days a week

- Able to provide forward facing guest interaction during certain job functions, side duties or related troubleshooting, with the intent to exceed our guests’ expectations

Video Technician

• Operation of robotic or handheld cameras, live video switcher, computer workstations, control room producer, or production show assistance.
• 1-3 years of experience working in a live production environment as a camera operator, shooting live with PTZ cameras and handheld camera, and as a Vision Mixer Operator/Technical Director.
• Excellent shooting and editing skills, knowledge of editing systems/programs.

The Video Technician’s job responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following activities:

• Operate and maintain robotic (pan, tilt, zoom), handheld cameras and control room equipment to produce live video content to a series of display surfaces.
• Support for live video productions.
• Participate in all load ins and load outs for all Center Stage productions.
• Train for rescue track operation for aerial performer emergencies and rescue plan.
• Audiovisual services for special events.
• Support for local entertainment venues (branded and non‐branded).
• Perform maintenance and routine cleaning of audio and video equipment.
• Fill out the Technical Reports detailing any new or outstanding problems pertaining to cameras, equipment, or daily operations.